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Rev. Lucius Walker - 10-12-98
Rev. Lucius Walker, Jr. is the executive director of the Interreligious Foundation for Community Organization (IFCO). He also served as Associate General Secretary of the National Council of Churches of Christ from 1973 through 1978. In January 1979, he returned to IFCO, which has the distinction of being the only national ecumenical foundation committed exclusively to the support of community organizing. Through IFCO, Rev. Walker has used his leadership and organizational skills to provide ...
JCCC Board of Trustees Meeting 4-15-09
. IT WILL BE OVER A THOUSAND PEOPLE WE ANTICIPATE WHO WILL BE IN ATTENDANCE THIS YEAR. WE HAVE OVER 30 HEALTH SCREENERS AND NATIVE AMERICAN VENDORS AS WELL. YOU WILL BE ABLE TO HEAR A NUMBER OF DRUM GROUPS AND NATIVE AMERICAN DANCERS AT THE POW-WOW. HE'S ALSO BROUGHT RECOGNITION TO JCCC FOR ITS WORK IN THE AREA OF NATIVE AMERICAN RECOGNITION AND THE ONLY TOTALLY OWNED AND OPERATED NATIVE AMERICAN PERIODICAL, CALLED INDIAN COUNTRY TODAY, WE WERE RECOGNIZED AS THE FEW COLLEGES, NOT JUST ...
Health Care Stakeholder Discussion: Women
Pearson: Thank you. Nancy-Ann DeParle: Maybe we should start losing this system. Cynthia Pearson: Well, I mentioned I got smiles from all of you when I said we were part of a project called Raising Women's Voices for the Healthcare we Need. So the way we encourage women to raise their own voice is by, first, listening to them. And we've done a series of listening groups and speak-outs to ask women to tell us what are their experiences. And from that we draw policy recommendations for change ...
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